[1142] "Let the provisions (sambala) be yours alone; I do not wish for provisions.
Take from here as well, brahmin; go, brahmin, at your ease.
This single footpath comes this way; it goes straight to the hermitage.
There too dwells the seer Accuta, his teeth begrimed, his head covered with dust,
bearing the guise of a brahmin, with a fruit-hook (āsada), a fire-offering ladle, and matted locks.
Clad in hides, he lies upon the ground and worships Jātaveda, the sacred fire.
Go to him and ask; he will tell you the way."
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.